As a MecSoft Support Representative, I’m on the frontline in terms of frequently asked questions by customers, so I hear firsthand what customers ask most. In this blog post, I’m going to answer one of these frequently asked questions and then show you how to achieve this in less than 60 seconds. The question: “How […]
We had a great turn out to our webinar this morning! Our attendees asked a lot of great questions, and overall it went very well. If you were unable to attend, I have a few things I’d like to mention. First off, you can view the webinar recording below. Secondly, if you would like to […]
I’m happy to announce that we’ll be hosting a FREE live webinar this month! We’ll be showcasing RhinoCAM 2012 along with Rhino 5. For those who are unfamiliar, RhinoCAM is MecSoft’s fully integrated CAM solution for the popular 3D CAD program Rhino from McNeel & Associates. At this webinar you’ll get an in depth look into both! MecSoft’s […]
Yesterday we had the opportunity to be a part of a webinar with one of our partners, Novedge. In case you didn’t know, Novedge is one of the largest online retailers of design/manufacturing software. We had a great turnout to the webinar and we were able to answer a lot of questions throughout the presentation […]
At MecSoft we do our best to produce plenty of training videos demonstrating how to use our product well. What really get’s us excited though is when we find videos made by our customers that showcase our product! The NYCCTfab has done just that, and I’m extremely excited to share them with you today. These videos […]
‘ehlersdesign’ in Munich is specialized on the development of prototypes, which their customers need for very specific functions. All types of material are being used, from soft materials like foam to wood and hard wax, up to harder materials like aluminium and other NE metals. All prototypes are designed in the 3D CAD application Rhino […]
One really cool and powerful feature I really like in our CAM products is the ability to reuse a predefined set of machining operations across multiple parts. This feature eliminates the need to recreate often used machining operations repeatedly in each of these parts, which can be a big time saver. We call this feature […]
